The tickets for the Telkom Knockout final between Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns have already been sold out.

The final will be played at Durban’s Moses Mabhida Stadium on Wednesday, 16 December (kick-off is at 18:00).

According to the PSL the ticket sales opened yesterday, Tuesday afternoon at 13:30, and by 16:30 the tickets had all been bought.

Only hospitality packages are still available, through the Moses Mabhida Stadium. The contact details are: (031) 582 8238 or HospitalitySales@mmsdurban.co.za.

“We did everything possible to alert our supporters about the start of the tickets sale,” stresses Chiefs’ Corporate Communications Manager Vina Maphosa. “We were on standby yesterday, waiting for the PSL, as the event’s manager for cup competitions, to inform us when the tickets would go on sale. It was expected that the tickets would be sold out within hours of going on sale, hence we planned to get out the information regarding the tickets on time, and so we did.”

However, supporters who have missed out on the tickets for Durban and who still want to see a game live of the Amakhosi this year, there is an Absa Premiership clash scheduled at home away from home in Cape Town. Chiefs will host BidVest Wits at the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday, 19 December (kick-off is at 18:00).

“We will travel from Durban straight to the Cape of Love & Peace to host log leaders Wits,” Maphosa comments about the Absa Premiership game. “The tickets for this match are already on sale. We encourage the fans to buy their tickets on time to be part of the festive mood that will be hovering over the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday, 19 December.”

Kaizer Chiefs will play this season three home games at Cape Town Stadium:

Saturday, 19 December 2015

Bidvest Wits

Kick-off at 18:00

Sunday, 24 January 2016

Platinum Stars

Kick-off at 15:30

Saturday, 20 February 2016

SuperSport United

Kick-off at 20:15

Tickets for all the three matches are already on sale at all Computicket and Shoprite/Checkers outlets nationwide.

We urge the fans to book their spaces for all three fixtures. Tickets for each match cost R60 for adults and R10 for children under the age of 12.